Sportswatch Summer 2019

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From the QSport Office Page 3

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Annual General Meetings on 27th March Page 6 The 18th Legend of Sport Mal Meninga being interviewed by The Courier-Mail Sunday Mail chief sports writer Robert “Crash” Craddock at the 2018 Queensland Sport Awards on 28 November last year at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre – a highlight of another successful Awards Presentation.

SportAccord is coming to Australia for the first time in 2019 Another big year for sport? Page 8 2019 shapes as big for as last year – potentially, at least. 24th Annual Queensland Sport Awards With 2018 a tale of two halves, this year could well end up the same, albeit Page 10 for different reasons. Five things, among others, stand out about last year – the Gold Coast that came and went and Sandpapergate that came Nominate a remarkable in the first half of 2018, then resurfaced in after effects on Cricket Australia’s Queenslander today. governance and management in the second half, along with a National Page 12 Sport Plan and a broad based consultation phase to underpin the ongoing development of the new Queensland Sport and Active Recreation Strategy for the next decade. 24th Annual Queensland 2019 will see all sorts of events unfold, including a Federal election, Sport Awards - Hall of Fame Queensland try to win back Origin supremacy and Australian cricket and Page 15 rugby union attempt to win back respect on field in England and Japan respectively and off field as well.

2019 Meetings / Activities / In Queensland, what’s in store for QSport and member State sporting Functions Schedule bodies for 2020 and beyond in terms of government support will be clear Page 22 midyear. So, 2019 arguably will be big for sport. Just how big will inevitably unfold.

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Welcome back to Sportswatch readers after financial support from its Industry Peak Body another end of one year/ start of another Program that will deliver $250,000 towards this hopefully energy recharging break. year’s program expenses.

In the period between Xmas Eve and Australia Combined with sponsorship of the Sport Day, QSport member State sporting bodies, by Awards / Hall of Fame, it continues to have the and large but with notable exceptions in cricket, State Government as QSport’s largest single tennis, surf lifesaving and swimming, are in less contributor to the revenue that QSport gathers contact from Xmas Eve to Australia Day than in to carry out its annual program underpinning the the other eleven of each twelve months. sport industry based collective’s current strategic plan. With the majority of members’ sports being winter based, that’s not surprising as Boards That plan, ambitious as it is in the light of / Management Committees and staff take a resources available, requires not only government breather of sorts before February and the build- support but also that of other supporters in up proper to another year of competitions. sponsors, service suppliers and donors via the Australian Sports Foundation. For the small QSport Office, January was not so quiet as we prepared for the arrival of auditors While QSport enjoyed support from its mid month and put in place the essential numerically biggest list of sponsors and components of the QSport program of activities supporters in 2018, our net revenue injection was and events for 2019 before the QSport Board the lowest for some five years following a couple meets in late February to sign off on audited of significant reductions in the level of support financials for 2018 and the program and from a couple of our long standing sponsors. associated funding for this calendar year now underway. Bridging the gap to assist in avoiding returning to another period of annual deficits such as This edition of Sportswatch includes date claimers occurred in 2015-17 following reduced support for hardy annuals like the Queensland Sport from the Newman / Dickson LNP administration Awards / Hall of Fame Presentation in November is my challenge and will consume a fair portion of and the QSport AGM in March. my time in the months ahead.

It also includes details of the program of activities That, ensuring we can meet our obligations that the QSport Office will coordinate / deliver and helping chart the way forward for sport for member bodies’ directors and senior staff, and others who can assist increase the level of including professional development covering physical activity in our community are enough to governance and other aspects of State sporting keep me, the QSport Office and the Board fully organisation activity. occupied as the year progresses.

Much of this is carried out not only by QSport staff but also other parties who provide valued PETER CUMMISKEY OAM assistance, including the State Government via Chief Executive Officer

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Targeting inactive Program Eligibility communities to build a To be eligible to apply for the Move It AUS - more active Australia. Participation Grant Program, applicants must be one of the following entity types and have been The Move It AUS - Participation Grant Program operating for 12 months or longer: provides support to help organisations get Australians moving and to support the aspiration Stream 1 to make Australia the world’s most active and healthy nation. Ÿ Sporting Organisations (excluding National Sporting Organisations*) If successful, applicants will receive grants up to $1 million to implement community-based Ÿ Non-Government Organisations (NGO)** activities that align to the outcomes of Sport including physical activity organisations***; 2030. and/or

The objectives of the Grant Ÿ Local Government Organisations. Program are: § The Australian Capital Territory Government does not have Local Ÿ Getting inactive people moving in their local Government entities and is therefore community; eligible to apply.

Ÿ Building awareness and understanding of *As defined in Appendix A of the Program the importance of physical activity across all Guidelines stages of life; **NGO is defined as an organisation which is Ÿ Improving the system of sport and physical neither a government department or a business activity by targeting populations at risk of operating for profit. inactivity, across all life stages; and ***Entities must have been operating with a Not Ÿ Delivering ongoing impact through the for Profit status for at least 12 months development of sector capability (Stream 2 only). Stream 2

Grant streams Ÿ National Sporting Organisations including National Sporting Organisations (NSO) and Two grant streams of funding are available to get National Sporting Organisations for people Australians moving and to support the aspiration with Disability (NSOD) as recognised by to make Australia the world’s most active and Sport Australia. (Please see Australian Sports healthy nation: Directory for a list of eligible organisations)

Ÿ Stream 1 - Grants between $25,000 and Eligible organisations may partner with other $250,000 to fund local sport and physical organisations, including those with more activity organisations. experience working with older Australians, to achieve program objectives (see Program Ÿ Stream 2 - Grants between $100,000 and Guidelines). $1 million to fund the delivery of large scale initiatives through National Sporting Organisations.

Please refer to the Move It AUS - Participation Program Guidelines for additional eligibility criteria. https://www.sportaus.gov.au/grants_and_funding/participation

Sportswatch - Summer 2019 5 Annual General ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A Meetings on NEW STAFF MEMBER? th 27 March WHY NOT TRY A TRAINEE? QSport, the Queensland Olympic Council and It’s an affordable and hassle free Australian Commonwealth Games Association option for sporting bodies, clubs and any potential will hold their upcoming AGMs back-to-back, as employers. As the legal employer has been the case in recent years, again opting we take away the for lunch time gatherings at Sports House, Milton, HR headache. Brisbane on Wednesday, 27 March. Go on, provide a young person with the opportunity QSport CEO Peter Cummiskey says the back to to enter the workforce and back meetings enable busy administrators of the gain a qualification. States’ industry peak body member organisations and those Olympic sport members to optimise time and attendance at these annual gatherings.

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Sportswatch - Summer 2019 9 CATE CAMPBELL’S SPORT STAR HONOUR AT QUEENSLAND SPORT AWARDS; FEMALE SWIMMERS “SCOOP THE POOL”; MAL MENINGA NAMED 18TH LEGEND OF QUEENSLAND SPORT; ANNA MEARES AND JONATHAN BROWN INTO HALL OF FAME.

World swimming’s foremost women’s freestyle freestyle gold medal win at the Games won her sprinter Cate Campbell is The Courier-Mail the second such award in three years. Channel 7 Queensland Sport Star of the Year Award winner for 2018, announced at the 24th In the now familiar Queensland Sport Hall Annual Queensland Sport Awards / Hall of Fame of Fame segment of the event, Presentation in Brisbane on 28 November last Immortal and Queensland Great Mal Meninga year. was elevated to Legend status while Olympian dual gold medal winner in cyclist Anna Meares The black tie audience of 710 at the Brisbane and AFL triple premiership star Convention and Exhibition Centre heard the forward Jonathan Brown were inducted into announcement of Campbell’s win at the end the Hall of Fame, along with deceased sporting of a night which saw 11 Awards presented pioneers in 1920’s top Australasian women’s for Queensland’s top on and off field sporting tennis player Margaret Molesworth and turn of performances in the period October, 2017 to the century multi-sport administrator Tom Welsby September, 2018 plus three further Service to who played a role in the struggle between Aussie Sport Awards presented for outstanding service. Rules and rugby union for local footy supremacy in the 1880’s and beyond and also was involved in Campbell’s total of eight gold medals at the the establishment of the forerunner to the Royal Pan Pacific Championship in Tokyo and the Queensland Yacht Squadron as well as serving Commonwealth Games and her 100m final relay briefly in the Queensland Parliament.. leg in the Australian world record 4 x 100 m

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10 Sportswatch - Summer 2019 emale swimmers scooped the pool of undefeated world para-canoeing champion Curtis awards on offer with the all Queensland McGrath while the Queensland Government FAustralian freestyle team of Cate and Bronte sponsored Junior Team of the Year Award went Campbell, Emma McKeon and Shayna Jack to the Gold Coast Little League baseball team for that broke the world record in the women’s 4 their undefeated national title win that saw them x 100m relay at the Commonwealth Games in off to the USA to represent Australia at the World April winning the XXXX Sport Team of the Year Little League event. and young star on the rise in 17 year old Ariarne Titmus The Courier-Mail Channel 7 Junior Sport The QAS Peter Lacey Award for Sporting Star category. Excellence went to para snowboarding‘s Simon Patmore for his performance at the Winter Other award winners were Sunshine Coast Olympics in North Korea while the 2018 Gold Lightning back to back Suncorp Super Coast Commonwealth Games was the Brisbane Championship coach who took Convention and Exhibition Centre sponsored out the LGAQ sponsored Queensland Sport Sport Event of the Year. Coach of the Year, Gymnastics Queensland CEO Kym Dowdell the Gallagher sponsored The Queensland Government sponsored Service Queensland Sport Administrator of the Year, to Sport Awards were awarded to swimming’s 2018 World Cup and Commonwealth Games Peter Crane, gymnastics Sherele Graham and hockey umpire Aleisha Neumann the Konica AFL’s Alan Mackenzie for their decades of Minolta sponsored Queensland Sport Officiator of contribution to their sports. the Year, and Netball Queensland President Jane Seawright the Queensland Sport Volunteer of the Year sponsored by Brisbane City Council.

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(from left to right) Minister for Sport Mick de Brenni, with Queensland Academy of Sport Chair, Bronwyn QSport CEO Peter Cummiskey who accepted Hall of Fame Thompson presented Simon Patmore’s father Peter Inductee certificates for the late Margaret Molesworth and Tom Welsby, Hall of Fame inductee Anna Meares (cycling) with the Peter Lacey Award for Excellence in Sport, with & Jonathan Brown (AFL), with QSport Deputy Chair Rob Minister for Sport Mick de Brenni. Moore

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Sportswatch - Summer 2019 15 L-R Minister for Sport Mick de Brenni with the recipients of the Sponsor Recognition Awards for 2018. Terry Berryman (Gallagher); Kelvin Healey (News Queensland); Mark Braybrook (4BC); Brentyn Parkin (My Community Directory); Michael Muza (Sirromet) Ashley Petfield (Kwik Kopy) and Rob Moore, QSport Deputy Chair.

2018 Sport Star of the Year Swimming’s Ariarne Titumus’ Coach Jane Seawright (left) from Netball swimming’s Cate Campbell Dean Boxall accepted her award for received the Brisbane City Council Junior Sport Star of the Year Queensland Sport Volunteer of the Year Award from Cr Krista Adams.

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Sportswatch - Summer 2019 21 2019 Meetings / Activities / Functions Schedule ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tuesday 27 March 12noon – 12.45pm

BOARD MEETINGS Tuesday 27 February 10.30am – 1.30pm Wednesday 3 April 8.30am – 10.30am Wednesday 19 June 8.30am – 10.30am Wednesday 21 August 8.30am – 10.30am Wednesday 11 December 12noon – 2.00pm

SPORT GROUP MEETINGS To be announced.

MEMBER INFORMATION SESSIONS / FORUMS / WORKSHOPS Tuesday 5 February 5:00pm – 8:30pm Governance for the Not for Profit Director (AICD) Tuesday 12 February 5.00pm – 8:30pm Strategy for the Not for Profit Director (AICD) Tuesday 19 February 5.00pm – 8.30pm Finance for the Not for Profit Director (AICD) Wednesday 20 March 9:30am – 3:30pm SSO’s Facilitating Sports Participation through Clubs Wednesday 1 May 9:30am – 3:30pm Contemporary Leadership: Influence, Impact and Innovation Wednesday 26 June 9:30am – 3:30pm Strategy Formation: Driving Results Tuesday 23 July 5:00pm – 8:30pm Finance for the Not for Profit Director (AICD) Wednesday 28 August 9:30am – 3:30pm Transforming Sport Wednesday 18 September 9.30am – 3:30pm Succession Planning

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